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Last test case gets failed
Password validation (code coach) import java.util.Scanner; public class Program { public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in); String pass = sc.nextLine(); if(pass.matches("(.*)[0-9]{2,}(.*)")&& pass.matches("(.*)[!@#$%&*]{2,}(.*)")&& pass.length()>=7) System.out.println("Strong"); else System.out.println("Weak"); } }
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Just remove the two {2,}
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To be honest I think it is a problem with the last case; your code is fine, because removing the regex {2,} generates false positives with a single special character / number as you say đ€
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Thanks Mariano it works!!
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Any corrections??
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What makes the difference their as the problem itself requires atleast 2 numerals and 2 spl characters Mariano